Unpack the weather forecast for Miami! From partly cloudy skies to storm warnings, read how the Southeast braces for a mix of sun and storms.

Good morning, Miami and all across the Southeast! As part of your daily routine, here’s your weather update: Miami enjoys a pleasant start with mild temperatures, but remember to watch out for passing showers throughout the region. From New Orleans to Houston, the scene mixes brief rain with clear spells. Tonight, the Southeast stays warm, setting the scene for an even hotter tomorrow. Make sure to stay prepared for travel disruptions due to storm activity expected by midday. Keep an eye on the UV index, and always prioritize sun protection!
The regional radar highlights scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms moving across parts of the Southeast. Shreveport is currently under the influence of rain, extending eastward into Jackson. Clouds and rain showers are developing in a band through Montgomery and heading towards Atlanta. Meanwhile, coastal regions such as New Orleans and areas around Houston are seeing spotty rain activity, with brief clear spells likely between these passing showers.
Expect a warm start to your morning in Miami with temperatures rising from 83 degrees at 8 a.m. to 88 degrees by noon. Partially cloudy skies will keep the sunshine filtered throughout the morning hours. Winds will be coming from the northeast, starting at 4 miles per hour at 8 a.m., increasing to 9 miles per hour by noon. Enjoy a pleasant and breezy morning with typical Miami warmth.
Tomorrow, temperatures soar in the Southeast with Jacksonville reaching a blistering 100 degrees. Savannah isn’t far behind, also expected to hit 99 degrees, while Atlanta will see a high of 95. Houston will experience warm conditions at 95 degrees, with New Orleans matching that. The region is experiencing above-average readings driven by a strong high-pressure system.
Expect an active weather scenario across the Southeast tomorrow. A strong cold front will move through early in the morning, bringing showers and thunderstorms from Houston to Atlanta and extending to Charlotte. There’s a heightened risk of severe weather, particularly damaging winds and heavy rainfall, from New Orleans to Montgomery. By midday, areas from Jacksonville to Savannah may see storm activity. Be prepared for potential travel disruptions and localized flooding in vulnerable areas as rainfall intensifies.
The UV index in Miami will be very high at 11 on Sunday, with a burn time of about 11 minutes in direct sunlight. On Monday, expect similar conditions with the index holding at 11 and an equally swift burn time of just 11 minutes. Make sure to prioritize sun protection and limit outdoor activities during peak hours!
For the 7-day forecast in Miami: Sunday: Expect partly cloudy skies with a high of 89 degrees and a low around 80 degrees. Monday: Similar weather, partly cloudy with highs reaching 89 degrees, and lows staying at 80 degrees. Tuesday: Mostly clear skies with the temperature rising to a high of 90 degrees and an overnight low of 81 degrees. Wednesday: Mostly clear again, maintaining a high of 90 degrees and a low of 81 degrees. Thursday: Partly cloudy conditions continue with temperatures around 90 degrees for the high and 81 degrees for the low. Friday: Partly cloudy, with the high reaching 89 degrees, and the low remaining at 81 degrees. Saturday: Partly cloudy conditions persist, with the high at 89 degrees and the low at 81 degrees. Hope this helps, and enjoy the week ahead!